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NATO allies unleash their drones in the waters off Portugal
Off the coast of Portugal, NATO has gathered its robot ships for an exercise.
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US military triggers ‘turbo activation’ of wartime sealift ships
A massive surge of U.S. sealift ships began Sept. 16, a critical test of the military’s ability to move heavy equipment in wartime. After all, Russia and China don’t have to fear the U.S. military if it can’t get to the fight.
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US Army’s new landing craft hits an early milestone
Vigor Works in Washington state is announcing an early milestone for the boat contract it won two years ago.
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The US Navy says it’s doing its best to avoid a ‘Terminator’ scenario in quest for autonomous weapons
The U.S. Navy hopes to avoid turning computers against humanity in its journey toward ever-smarter autonomous weapons.
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Sweden’s second overhauled Gotland-class sub in sea trials as Saab anticipates more upgrade needs
The second of the three-boat Gotland-class submarines is through its midlife overhaul and in sea trials, Saab says.
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US Navy makes a major breakthrough in autonomous weaponry
The Navy successfully demonstrated the ability to autonomously detect and destroy mines with a robot boat.
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As Britain lurches toward Brexit, how will European security fare?
Questions about post-Brexit European security have no easy answers.
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US Navy deploys new ship-killer missile to China’s backyard
It’s the latest sign that the U.S. Navy is gradually upping its game in the Pacific.
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Killing programs is ‘like working out,’ says acting US Army secretary
The program-killing project “night court” will continue under the presumptive next Army secretary, Ryan McCarthy.
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The US Army faces struggles working with small businesses
When it comes to doing business with the little guy, the U.S. Army is having problems.
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NATO allies unleash their drones in the waters off Portugal
Off the coast of Portugal, NATO has gathered its robot ships for an exercise.
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US military triggers ‘turbo activation’ of wartime sealift ships
A massive surge of U.S. sealift ships began Sept. 16, a critical test of the military’s ability to move heavy equipment in wartime. After all, Russia and China don’t have to fear the U.S. military if it can’t get to the fight.
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US Army’s new landing craft hits an early milestone
Vigor Works in Washington state is announcing an early milestone for the boat contract it won two years ago.
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The US Navy says it’s doing its best to avoid a ‘Terminator’ scenario in quest for autonomous weapons
The U.S. Navy hopes to avoid turning computers against humanity in its journey toward ever-smarter autonomous weapons.
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Sweden’s second overhauled Gotland-class sub in sea trials as Saab anticipates more upgrade needs
The second of the three-boat Gotland-class submarines is through its midlife overhaul and in sea trials, Saab says.
-
US Navy makes a major breakthrough in autonomous weaponry
The Navy successfully demonstrated the ability to autonomously detect and destroy mines with a robot boat.
-
As Britain lurches toward Brexit, how will European security fare?
Questions about post-Brexit European security have no easy answers.
-
US Navy deploys new ship-killer missile to China’s backyard
It’s the latest sign that the U.S. Navy is gradually upping its game in the Pacific.
-
Killing programs is ‘like working out,’ says acting US Army secretary
The program-killing project “night court” will continue under the presumptive next Army secretary, Ryan McCarthy.
-
The US Army faces struggles working with small businesses
When it comes to doing business with the little guy, the U.S. Army is having problems.
-
NATO allies unleash their drones in the waters off Portugal
Off the coast of Portugal, NATO has gathered its robot ships for an exercise.
-
US military triggers ‘turbo activation’ of wartime sealift ships
A massive surge of U.S. sealift ships began Sept. 16, a critical test of the military’s ability to move heavy equipment in wartime. After all, Russia and China don’t have to fear the U.S. military if it can’t get to the fight.
-
US Army’s new landing craft hits an early milestone
Vigor Works in Washington state is announcing an early milestone for the boat contract it won two years ago.
-
The US Navy says it’s doing its best to avoid a ‘Terminator’ scenario in quest for autonomous weapons
The U.S. Navy hopes to avoid turning computers against humanity in its journey toward ever-smarter autonomous weapons.
-
Sweden’s second overhauled Gotland-class sub in sea trials as Saab anticipates more upgrade needs
The second of the three-boat Gotland-class submarines is through its midlife overhaul and in sea trials, Saab says.
-
US Navy makes a major breakthrough in autonomous weaponry
The Navy successfully demonstrated the ability to autonomously detect and destroy mines with a robot boat.
-
As Britain lurches toward Brexit, how will European security fare?
Questions about post-Brexit European security have no easy answers.
-
US Navy deploys new ship-killer missile to China’s backyard
It’s the latest sign that the U.S. Navy is gradually upping its game in the Pacific.
-
Killing programs is ‘like working out,’ says acting US Army secretary
The program-killing project “night court” will continue under the presumptive next Army secretary, Ryan McCarthy.
-
The US Army faces struggles working with small businesses
When it comes to doing business with the little guy, the U.S. Army is having problems.
